Lincoln
Horse Treats
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Lincoln horse treats come in four everyday formats: Tub O' Treats (a 2.5kg tub of high-fibre, molasses-flavoured treats with added soya oil), Bag O' Treats refill pouches (1.5kg, the budget way to top the tub back up), Herb Stix (herb-based sticks containing a selection of 7 herbs for added palatability) and Horse Bix (naturally flavoured, foil-wrapped titbits in Carrot, Mint and Apple). Just Horse Riders lists 10 Lincoln treat products in this collection, with in-stock lines starting at £3.68.
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In a hurry? Quick guide:
- Best all-rounder for the tack room → Lincoln Tub O' Treats, 2.5kg tub, £5.39
- Cheapest way to restock → Lincoln Bag O' Treats Refill Pouch, 1.5kg, £3.68
- Something herby and a bit different → Lincoln Herb Stix, from £5.09 (1kg re-sealable pouch; 3kg £10.96)
- Flavour choice & foil-wrapped freshness → Lincoln Horse Bix, from £5.76 (1kg in Mint or Apple)
Which Lincoln treat should I buy?
All four in-stock lines do the same basic job — a small, hand-sized reward you can feed on the yard — but they suit slightly different routines. Use the table to match the format to how you actually treat your horse.
| Treat | Size & price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Lincoln Tub O' Treats | 2.5kg tub — £5.39 | Everyday training rewards; re-sealable tub that lives in the feed room |
| Lincoln Bag O' Treats Refill Pouch | 1.5kg pouch — £3.68 | Refilling a tub you already own; lowest-cost way in |
| Lincoln Herb Stix | 1kg £5.09 · 3kg £10.96 | Fussy horses; a herb-based change from a standard treat |
| Lincoln Horse Bix | 1kg from £5.76 · 150g x 30 case £38.94 | Picking a flavour (Mint, Apple, Carrot) and foil-wrapped freshness |
What is in Lincoln Tub O' Treats?
Tub O' Treats is listed as a high-fibre treat blended from wheatfeed, high-fibre oat by-products, grass meal, molasses and soya oil, with calcium carbonate and natural flavouring. The listing highlights the soya oil, as added oils are commonly associated with coat shine and skin condition. The treats are roughly one inch across, so they're easy to feed from a pocket without crumbling, and the molasses smell is what makes them so motivating during groundwork.
The feeding guidance on this product is up to 500g per day. Treats are a complement to the daily ration, not a replacement for forage and hard feed — if your horse is on a restricted or veterinary diet, check with your vet or nutritionist before adding anything new.
Tub or refill pouch — what's the difference?
The Bag O' Treats Refill Pouch is the same style of high-fibre treat with added oils, supplied in a 1.5kg bag rather than a tub. At £3.68 it's the cheapest line in the collection, and it's designed to be tipped into a container you already have. If you're buying Lincoln treats for the first time and want something that stores neatly and stays sealed, start with the 2.5kg Tub O' Treats at £5.39, then switch to refill pouches afterwards.
What makes Herb Stix different?
Lincoln Herb Stix are herb-based sticks containing a selection of 7 herbs, which Lincoln includes for added palatability rather than as a supplement. That makes them a useful option if your horse has become bored of a standard biscuit-style treat. The 1kg size comes in a re-sealable pouch to help keep them fresh (£5.09); the 3kg (£10.96) works out cheaper per kilo if you have several horses or a busy yard. Herb Stix are a treat, not a herbal supplement — if you're looking for targeted nutritional support, speak to your vet first and look at a proper supplement instead.
Which Lincoln Horse Bix flavour should I choose?
Horse Bix are naturally flavoured titbits, foil-wrapped for freshness. Lincoln produces them in Carrot, Mint, Apple, Banana and Assorted, though availability varies. In stock at the moment: the 1kg bags in Mint and Apple (£5.76), and the 150g x 30 case in Carrot (£38.94). The 30-pack case is aimed at yards, riding schools and anyone wanting individually wrapped portions for prizes or goody bags. Mint and apple are the two 1kg options showing as available, so pick whichever flavour your horse already takes to.
How many treats can I give a horse?
Follow the pack's own feeding guidance — for Tub O' Treats, Lincoln states up to 500g per day. In practice, most owners feed far less: a handful after schooling, or a few pieces to reward standing still for the farrier. Treats add calories and sugar, so if your horse or pony is prone to weight gain, laminitis, or has any metabolic condition, keep quantities small and ask your vet what's appropriate. Feeding by hand can encourage nipping in some horses — putting treats in a bucket or feed manger avoids that habit.
Frequently asked questions
How much do Lincoln horse treats cost?
In-stock Lincoln treats at Just Horse Riders start at £3.68 for the 1.5kg Bag O' Treats Refill Pouch. The 2.5kg Tub O' Treats is £5.39, Herb Stix start at £5.09 for 1kg (£10.96 for 3kg) and Horse Bix start at £5.76 for 1kg. A 150g x 30 case of Horse Bix in Carrot is £38.94.
Which Lincoln treat is best value for a busy yard?
For sheer cost per kilo, the 3kg Lincoln Herb Stix at £10.96 and the 1.5kg Bag O' Treats Refill Pouch at £3.68 are the two to compare. If you want individually foil-wrapped portions to hand out, the Horse Bix 150g x 30 case (£38.94, Carrot) is the option built for that.
Are Lincoln horse treats suitable for ponies prone to laminitis?
Treats contain sugars and calories, and Tub O' Treats includes molasses. If your pony has laminitis, EMS, PPID or any other metabolic condition, talk to your vet before feeding any treat — they can advise on whether a small amount fits the diet, or recommend a low-sugar alternative. We can't give veterinary advice, and no treat should be used to manage a health condition.
How many Lincoln treats can I feed per day?
Always follow the guidance printed on the pack. Lincoln states up to 500g a day for Tub O' Treats, fed as a complement to the normal diet rather than a replacement for forage or hard feed. Most owners feed a small handful as a training reward, which is plenty.
Do Lincoln treats help with coat shine?
Lincoln Tub O' Treats and the Bag O' Treats Refill Pouch both contain added oils, which are commonly associated with supporting coat condition and skin. They're a treat rather than a coat supplement, though — a dull coat usually has a broader cause, so it's worth speaking to your vet or a nutritionist if you're concerned.
What flavours of Lincoln Horse Bix are available?
Lincoln makes Horse Bix in Carrot, Mint, Apple, Banana and Assorted. Currently in stock at Just Horse Riders are the 1kg bags in Mint and Apple (£5.76) and the 150g x 30 case in Carrot (£38.94). If you're after a flavour that isn't showing, get in touch and our team will help.
Not sure which treat suits your horse? Get in touch and our team will help.
Last reviewed 2026-07-24 by the Just Horse Riders team.